Re: Add function for overriding broken spanners to LilyPond. (issue 6397054)

[David Kastrup]

David Nalesnik <address@hidden> writes:

> Oops!  Usually I remember to convert tabs to spaces (and trim
> whitespace from the ends of lines), but
> not here.
>  
>
>     The examples are nice and pretty much self-explanatory.
>     If fact, the only thing i don't like is that backticks are
>     necessary
>     in syntax - but that's not your fault, i suppose :)  It's just
>     that i
>     get pwned every time i see a backtick in scheme code.
>     
>
> I agree.  If you're inserting lambda expressions, that's one thing,
> but for something as simple as using color variables, it's a little
> bizarre.  This is probably better:
>
>  \once \alterBroken "Staff.BarLine" #'color #(list green red)

Why does this have to be a list?  Why not just make it two separate
arguments?

If, for whatever reason, you really really really have this information
in a two-element list called whatever, you can still write

\once \alterBroken "Staff.BarLine" #'color address@hidden

-- 
David Kastrup